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Fiocchi to Start on $42M Plant at Little Rock Port - Vimarsana News

Fiocchi to Start on $42M Plant at Little Rock Port

The location of choice for an Italian ammo maker's second Pulaski County manufacturing plant presents challenging topography dominated by floodplain and wetland.

Arkansas Senate confirms 19 of former governor's appointees to state boards, commissions - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Senate confirms 19 of former governor's appointees to state boards, commissions

The Arkansas Senate on Tuesday voted to confirm 19 of former Gov. Asa Hutchison's appointees to state boards and commissions.

Little Rock Port Authority OKs legal-services contract with firm of former Little Rock Mayor Mark Stodola - Vimarsana News

Little Rock Port Authority OKs legal-services contract with firm of former Little Rock Mayor Mark Stodola

The Little Rock Port Authority's board of directors approved a resolution on Wednesday to enter into an agreement for legal services with the Barber Law Firm, where former Little Rock Mayor Mark Stodola is of counsel.

City on the brink - Vimarsana News

City on the brink

I'm writing about Little Rock in the Sunday edition of the statewide newspaper because it's important to the whole state that its largest city do well. I look to our east where most Mississippians have written off their capital city of Jackson as a lost cause. Those with the money to do so head to Oxford or the Gulf Coast.

Fiocchi to Expand Arkansas Operations with a New Primer Factory - - Vimarsana News

Fiocchi to Expand Arkansas Operations with a New Primer Factory -

Fiocchi has announced plans for a new primer factory - expanding its operations in Arkansas with a new 281-acre site in the Port of Little Rock.